SOAP,HAND CLEANING - ref 2098213

The Dallas Area Rapid Transit agency has issued a solicitation for hand cleaning soap under reference number 2098213, with a posted date of April 28, 2026, and a response deadline of May 1, 2026. The solicitation is categorized under NAICS code 325611 for soap and cleaning compound manufacturing and is intended for supply delivery within Texas. Although the contract description is straightforward, the solicitation lacks detailed technical specifications, pricing data, or a defined contract value, with no CLINs, SLINs, or unit costs provided. Delivery is critical to performance, with time and rate of delivery considered of the essence, and acceptance occurs at destination unless otherwise noted. The seller must ensure products meet commercial warranties of merchantable quality and suitability for intended use, adhering to manufacturer part numbers and avoiding defects. The contract includes basic administrative and compliance clauses, but they are presented through an internal numbering system without formal FAR or DFARS clause identifiers. Key requirements include compliance with anti-boycott regulations regarding Israel, certification that the seller is not engaged with entities listed by the Texas Comptroller as doing business with foreign terrorist organizations, adherence to equal opportunity employment standards, and prohibition of gratuities to government personnel. The contract cannot be assigned without written consent. Invoicing must be submitted in triplicate with the original clearly marked, including PO number, item description, quantity, and total amount, with payment processed within 30 days of invoice receipt. However, no specific remittance address, payment office, or electronic invoicing system like WAWF is provided. There is no indication of evaluation factors, scoring criteria, contract type (such as FFP or IDIQ), or a designated contracting officer or COR. Packaging, marking, and preservation standards are not addressed, and no attachments, amendments, or detailed delivery schedules are included. The absence of a Unique Entity ID requirement, socioeconomic status declarations, or detailed performance locations suggests this is a low-value, straightforward procurement relying on standard commercial practices and minimal federal oversight.